Stockman Bank in Montana has once again been recognized on Forbes list of America’s Best-In-State Banks, ranking this year as the #1 bank in Montana. The ranking is based on […]
Canavan wins Chamber ‘Spark Plug’ award
by John Dowd The Bitterroot Chamber of Commerce recently announced their annual Chamber awards, one of which is the Spark Plug Award. This award is given to someone who is […]
Brushia is Creamery Picnic logo contest winner
by John Dowd Last year, the Stevensville Civic Club held their first ever Creamery Picnic logo contest. The winner’s logo was featured as an official face of the picnic. Also […]
Llama poop supports llama, alpaca sanctuary
by John Dowd Safe Haven Llama and Alpaca Sanctuary in Corvallis has been open since 2004. Since then, Char Hakes, the founder and operator of the nonprofit, has been working […]
Library announces clean air shelter for fire season
As wildfire smoke season quickly approaches, North Valley Public Library is stepping up to support the community by offering a Clean Air Center to ensure safe indoor air quality for […]
Bradshaw Basketball Camps come to an end
by Scott Sacry, Sports Editor Back in 1982 while the “Eye of the Tiger” topped the charts, and Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar were leading the Lakers to the NBA […]
406 Throwers Camp helps athletes throw the distance
by Scott Sacry, Sports Editor Some of the best young track and field throwers from Montana convened in Corvallis on Tuesday, June 17 for the Corvallis 406 Throwers Camp. The […]
New Florence sand volleyball court taking shape
by Scott Sacry, Sports Editor Looking to recreate the beach volleyball scene from “Top Gun”? You’re in luck as there is a new sand volleyball court in the works in […]
Books by local author
LOOKING FOR GOOD READING MATERIAL? Try local author, Jane Lambert’s nationally acclaimed books “Charlie Russell the Cowboy Years” or “Makin’ Tracks with my Horses and Mules.” Both received medals from […]
Riding Mower
HUSKY ZERO-TURN RIDING MOWER. RZ-5424, 54 INCH, 24HP Kawasaki, very good condition, well-maintained, new belts, plugs, filters, and blades. Manuals and records, $1300. (406) 499-2842
Garage Sale – Victor
Garage/Shop Sale June 21-22, 9am – 4pm, 2318 Vista Ridge, Victor MT. Featuring Kayaks, saws, upright freezer, hayrake, railroad lanterns, western table lamp, healthrider exerciser, pellet gun, truck bed cover, […]
Hearing – Middle Fairview Subdivision
Legal Notice Middle Fairview Subdivision (5 Lot Minor Subdivision), Tract C of CS #647364-F, existing Tax ID: 1376372. Ravalli County Planning has received an application for a 5-lot minor subdivision […]
Stevensville Schools Budget Amendment
BUDGET AMENDMENT RESOLUTION Stevensville Public School District #2 Ravalli County At a regular board meeting of the Board of Trustees of School District No. 2, Ravalli County, Montana, held on […]
RFP – Stevensville Schools Bus Services
PUBLIC NOTICE Stevensville School District Transportation RFP Stevensville School District is soliciting bids for student transportation bus contracting services for routes serving students residing within the Stevensville School District beginning […]
Hamilton Zoning Hearings
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS BEFORE THE HAMILTON ZONING COMMISSION AND HAMILTON CITY COUNCIL Zoning Request 2025-01 & Annexation Request 2025-01-A request by Bridget Joyner of McLeod Property MS, LLC, to […]
2024-2025 State Champions recognized
by Scott Sacry, Sports Editor Being a state champion is the ultimate goal in high school sports, be it as an individual or as a team. The six Bitterroot Valley […]
Fallout from Florence flag-flipping
by Victoria Howell Roger DeBrito has been a part of the Florence community since 1976 and a member of the Florence Civic Club since 1983. He is a consummate volunteer, […]
Stevensville council straightens out spending concerns
by John Dowd The last Stevensville Town Council meeting, on June 12, was a contentious one. However, it ended positively, and for many present, it seemed to highlight an effort […]
Stevensville airport to move forward with fuel project
by John Dowd A few weeks ago, on June 2, the Stevensville Town Council held a special meeting to discuss extending a maintenance contract for the point of sale system […]
Bitterroot Forest fire danger moves to ‘high’
Fire danger level on the Bitterroot National Forest was raised from “Moderate” to “High” Fire Danger on June 11, due to hotter and drier weather conditions. When fire danger is […]